Above view shows a portion of south-central Alaska. The body of water to the left is the upper reach of Cook Inlet.  Knik Arm branches to the north and Turnagain Arm to the right or east.  Bird Point is in the exact center of the graphic. A portion of Prince William Sound appears at the right of the graphic. The above view shows the position of the claims relative to Bird Point and the Seward Highway (shown with a solid black line).  The north-south dashed lines show the individual sections. The Seward Meridian cuts through Bird Point and forms the west boundary of  sections 19 and 30 in which the claims are located.   The State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management jointly maintain a web site that provides the public with information on mining claims in Alaska. Mining Claims Online Interactive Map http://akmining.info/ Follow the prompts to the Interactive Map.  The exact location, history and ownership of all Alaska mining claims can be determined through this site. Byways Map Copyright June 2000 National Scenic Byways Online. Permission granted for public use providing copyright and credits displayed. Scenic Byways Legend Seward Highway Scenic Byway